Stunning. I didn’t expect to lose my marbles over this all-aluminum definition of luxurious SUV, but I did. It looked beautiful on the floor, and will only look more so when it’s rolling among more humble machines. The supercharged one? Zero to 60 in 5.1 seconds. Next >>

Porsche has its own room at the show, and always brings a hot historical piece. This year, that historical piece was a 1964 904 Carrera GTS. Personally, looking at this car was my yearly reminder that I haven’t been to the Porsche museum in Stuttgart yet. I need to go. Next >>

BMW’s i8 is starting to resemble an actual car, as opposed to the crazy design exercise we’ve seen previously. Whether it’ll still look like a machine ready to preside over the enslavement of humanity when it hits production? That’s anyone’s guess. But we can dream. Next >>

Aside from the 918 Hybrid hypercar, this is the best-looking ride Porsche builds. The hips are gorgeous, and Stutgart’s reputation for building driver’s cars means it will be an absolute joy to take through a set of twisties. The new Cayman made its world debut in L.A. Next >>

Will Honda actually build the NSX? Who knows? But it’s a striking car, and it’d be awesome to see Honda build something that isn’t a totally boring practical-mobile for people who don’t swear, always drink responsibly and try not to splash when they get into the pool. Next >>

by John Coyle Mustang Forums This was my fourth time attending the L.A. Auto Show, and while I didn’t get as much free food or booze as I did last year, car-wise, it was my favorite. There was some seriously hot hardware there, and this is a list of what I liked best. Please keep […] More »

Cobra Jet Mustang$86,000 – $96,0000Okay. So this might not qualify as a stocking stuffer, but you can bet that any one who loves Mustangs would love to wake up to the Cobra Jet in their drive way. Considering that it’s totally not street legal, it would make a perfect track toy. Heck, you can even get the […] More »